Web Penetration Testing: How Does It Work?
Web Penetration Testing, also known as a web pen-test, simulates a cyber attack on your online digital assets to identify exploitable vulnerabilities. Pen-testing is often used to complement a Web Application Firewall (WAF) in the context of web application security. Web Penetration Testing may…
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MDR vs. MSSP Security Services: Know the Difference
A fully functional internal Security Operations Centre (SOC) is not a practical option for many enterprises. Due to the widening cybersecurity skills gap and rapid growth of the cyber threat landscape, companies frequently lack access to the security expertise and technologies necessary to…
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Using Free VPN | 5 Reasons to Avoid it
Cyber security risks to organizations and individuals are growing on a daily basis. The good news is that customers are becoming more aware of the amount of personal information they unknowingly disclose to internet firms. Using Free VPN; Cyber security professionals frequently recommend VPNs to…
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Cloud Hosting vs VPS vs Dedicated: Know the Differences
In truth, price is not always the best determinant of which option is best for you. Pricing is just one aspect when choosing the correct hosting solution. In fact, making a purchase based solely on price alone is an accident waiting to happen. When comparing shared hosting prices to VPS,…
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Bug Bounty vs Penetration Test: Know the Difference
A penetration test or pen-test and a bug bounty program are both simulations of a cyberattack aimed to uncover and patch flaws in a company’s system, strengthening its security posture. Bug Bounty and pentesting both serve the same fundamental need: testing an organization’s systems…
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What is Shadow IT and Why is It so Dangerous?
The practice of users using unauthorized technology resources to bypass their IT department is known as “shadow IT.” When users believe that their current IT policies are excessively restrictive or interfere with their ability to perform their jobs efficiently, they may turn to shadow…
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NIST Incident Response Plan: Steps and Template
In the ‘Computer Security Incident Handling Guide,’ also known as SP 800-61 Rev. 2, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, generally known as NIST, provides its Cybersecurity Incident Management and Response guidelines. NIST Incident Response Plan: The book explains how to…
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Black Basta Ransomware Emerging Threat out in the wild, Cyber Security Experts Warn
Black Basta Ransomware (RaaS) syndicate has claimed nearly 50 victims in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom within two months of its debut. In a short amount of time, it has become a significant threat. Black Basta Ransomware has targeted various…
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Google Password Manager Enhances the Security Across all its Platforms
Google Password Manager unveiled several updates to its service on Thursday to unify the device user experience. According to Ali Sarraf, product manager for Google Chrome, the changes focus on a “simplified and unified Google Password Manager experience that is the same for all Chrome and…
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Small Office/Home Office Routers taken over by ZuoRAT, a Malware that Spies on Networks
ZuoRAT Malware attacks Small office/home office (SOHO) routers, a previously unknown remote access trojan as part of a sophisticated operation aimed at North American and European networks. ZuoRat Malware: According to Lumen Black Lotus Labs experts, this malware allows the actor to pivot into the…
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